Bring larger trades into the market.
Size changes the problem: available liquidity, execution choice, cost, then allocation across accounts. Here is how blocks work on Soar.
Size needs a clear route to execution.
Large orders require a clear view of available liquidity, execution choices and costs. Block trading treats order size, price and account structure as parts of the same decision.
- Available liquidityUnderstand what the market can support.
- Execution choicesMatch the execution approach to order size.
- Clear economicsDefine costs and terms before a trade.
The trade continues into allocation.
One order may serve several accounts. Allocation rules assign each fill to the accounts behind it, and the trade record keeps the detail of how it was split.
Multiple accounts
The account structure behind a larger order.
Allocation rules
Define how execution should be distributed.
Useful records
Connect trade information to your process.
The exchange in detail.
- OverviewTrading, hedging and liquidity in one place.
- LiquidityMarket making across spot and futures.
- SettlementContract settlement and share transfers.
- FinancingCollateral, borrowing and lending in private markets.
- For tradersWays to trade and hedge private-company value.
- For fundsPricing, hedging and liquidity for portfolios.
- For companiesPrice discovery and shareholder liquidity.
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